SOUTHAMPTON has removed their Championship play-off final tickets from all club channels as the Spygate debacle continues. Saints booked their ticket to Wembley following a dramatic extra-time win

Middlesbrough’s spying accusations against Southampton could reportedly result in the Saints being expelled from the EFL Championship playoffs. The 2025-26 EFL Championship campaign is reaching its dramatic conclusion,

Championship play-off finalists Hull City have released a statement thanking supporters for their patience waiting for Wembley ticket information.

Championship, League One and League Two semi-finals will take place between Friday May 8 and Friday May 15; finals at Wembley across Bank Holiday weekend of May 23, 24 and 25, Sky customers can watch on TV or via the Sky Sports app; non-Sky customers can ...

With two teams now promoted to the Premier League, the remaining side to go up will be determined by the playoffs.

For clubs in the lower leagues of England, earning a spot in the Premier League is like reaching the promised land.

On Wednesday, a number of reports emerged stating that Middlesbrough were set to present evidence to the EFL that up to three other Championship clubs have allegedly been spied on by the Saints this season. It has been claimed that the clubs involved are Millwall, Norwich and Bristol City, although that has not been confirmed.

Having progressed to the Championship play-off final, Southampton could yet face punishment over ‘Spygate 2.0’ – with Middlesbrough, Hull and others potentially caught up in the mess